The article examines an isotopic approach to estimate probable breeding, staging and/or non-breeding origins of six shorebird species, some of high conservation concern, using Chickaloon during spring and fall migration of 2009 and 2010
AWA Publication: Reimagining large river management
AWA Presentation: Using genetics to address conservation issues on the Kenai Peninsula
Click here or scroll below to view AWA Vice President, Dr. John Morton’s, presentation Using genetics to address conservation issues on the Kenai Peninsula for the Exploration Ecology course at UAA Kachemak Bay Campus, Homer, AK.
In the News: Cook Inlet Beluga's stressors
AWA Presentation! Our Changing Climate: Past, Present, Future
AWA Publication! The dynamics of a changing Lutz spruce hybrid zone on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
AWA in the news! Combined threats keep Cook Inlet beluga numbers perilously low, scientists say
New Publication! The Dynamics of a Changing Lutz Spruce Hybrid Zone on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
AWA Receives Wildlife Conservation Society Climate Adaptation Grant
Join us - Wildlife Research Expedition in Prince William Sound!
Approaches to Adapting to Alaska's Rapidly Warming Climate workshop videos are live!
2020-2021 Map the Trap Report is Live!
WATCH: Wildlife Wednesday: Fishers in Southeast Alaska
What habitats are fisher associated with in the area? How might they impact native species? Join Caitlin Kupferman, a research coordinator at the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory, as she discusses her research examining fisher occupancy, habitat associations, and competition with native species Southeast Alaska.
